Tikehau Capital, a Paris-based asset manager, has expanded its presence in Asia by opening a new regional office in Singapore.
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The opening of new office is part of the firm’s international growth strategy to expand its footprint in the region.
The Singapore office will focus on direct investment activity in asset classes including fixed income, equity and real estate. It will also deliver its European and global investment products to Asian investors.
The office will be led by Bruno de Pampelonne, chairman of Tikehau Investment Management, alongside Suresh Withana, who will join the firm from Singapore-based Harmony Capital.
In addition, the pair will be supported by some of its Europe-based executives, who will relocate to Singapore to lead efforts in the region.
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By GlobalDataAntoine Flamarion, founder of Tikehau, said: "It will allow the firm to strengthen its relationships with key market players and the business community across Asia while providing further diversity of product to Asian investors with appetite for global exposure.
"Singapore was chosen due to its credible regulatory environment and its position as the leading business and travel hub accessing all of Asia including Australasia, "he added.
Tikehau Group, the French debt specialist that manages about US$5 billion, was established by former Deutsche Bank AG and Goldman Sachs Group bankers.
